Monsore
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Monsore is an album by British
United Kingdom
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 Afro-pop band
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 Osibisa
Osibisa
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 released in 1997 by AIM Records
AIM Records
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under license by Red Steel Music Ltd. Their particular sound now incorporates new world-fusion elements on this fascinating studio recording.

Track listing

Personnel

  • Teddy Osei: saxophone, vocals, flute, drums, backing vocals
  • Kari Bannerman, Roger Bebou, Winston Delandro, Smart Inkansah: guitars
  • Jean-Karl Dikoto Mandengue, Herman Asafo-Adyei, Michael Bailey: bass guitars
  • Kofi Ayivor, Gaspar Lawal, Joe Osei, Dinesh Pandit, Daku Potato, Amadu Saho: drums
  • Raimi Rasheed: trombone
  • Kenny Wellington, Claude Deppa: trumpets
  • Errol Reid, Bessa Simon: keyboards
  • Bosie: African xylophone
  • Greg Brown: lead vocals
  • T-Bone, Kathy, Pam, Sherry: backing vocals

Credits

  • Recorded at Monroe Studios, London, England in 1995
  • Producer, arranger, mixing: Teddy Osei
  • Engineer, remixing: Roger Benou
  • Mixing assistant: Greg Brown
  • Executive producer: Robert M. Corich
  • Art direction: Frank McPartland
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